I ==== A FORTUNATE ACCIDENT. p A business man recently was in sneli g a hurry to board a friend's car that he r dropped his tobacco pouch. Pre«entl\ k began searching hie pockets, and wat soon bewailing his loss. However, hie ie friend offered his own pouch, and the a business man was soon contentedlv l 3 puffiing away. >t "Jove!" he exclaimed, "this is p delicious! What tobacco is it?" 1( j "That's the new Bears' Tobacco,' ;e answered hie friend. '"For an all d, round smoke it's absolutely the besi j e I\e struck. It's sold loose b\ it w 6ight, and only 8d an ounce.—-(Ad.i w t. ~ I Sharland's Magnesia is always reli t- able. Sold everywhere, 1/3 per bottle.it (Ad.) 'J" As a gentle laxative for ladies am Em children, Sharland's Magnesia is invalu jable. Sold everywhere, 1/3 per bottle.-
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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 46, 24 February 1927, Page 16
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144Page 16 Advertisements Column 1 Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 46, 24 February 1927, Page 16
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